The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-06-04
NIB LEXINGTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SATURDAY,, JUNE
to Worth county, where they expect to spend

to Worth county, where they expect to spend
the summer.
Mrs. II. d. Demand left, yesterday morn
ing, for Pilot Grove, Cooper county, to visit
Der relatives. She will remain there a while
and then pay a short visit to Mr.. Demands
parents in Pettis county.
while at West Point, Phil Sheridan was
arrested and confined three days in the guard
house for brushing q fy off bis nose while on
pal ade." The fly in those days did not re-
move itself by reason of burning its toes.
Prof. and Mrs. Fleet have gone to Virginia
They will sail for Europe in abouttwo weeks.
The professor goes to Greece for a year to
perfect himself in modern Greek. He fills
the chair OF Greek In the state university.
Mr.. Joseph L. Thomas, of West Plains.
Mo-. spent several days here this week visit
Ing friends. He was on his wav home from
the Episcopal diocesan convention. Mr..
Thomas is looking well. and reports his wife
and children, who have many very warm
friends in Lexington, as enjoying excellent
health.
Misses Estelle and Maize McGrew, Miss
Dixie Winsor and Master Eddie McGrew.
ny LIE - IL. SoSniSb 1'i>e
by special appointment, on Mr.. Cleveland,
on the evening of May 81. They were
charmed with her simple and kindly man.
ners, and cannot say too much In tie lady's
praise.
Capt. R. A. Collins was in Lexington last
Wednesday morning. He got home the day
before from W~appapello, Wayne county,
where he had been fishing in the St. Francois
river. The captain was looking very well. He
reports catching one bass weighing D pounds
4 ounces, and another. . pounds 8 ounces,
beside lots of small fry.
when that grand old man Jefferson Davis
departs this life what in the world will the
northern editors have to write about?'-New
Orleans States. "You seem to have forgotten
the young man who leased the life out of
some passengers by continually CRYING out,
oh, how thirsty 1 ann When they filed
him full at the nearest pump, he simply
altered the refrain to ooh, how thirsty l
was w-N Y. Herald.
Sedslls Democrat, I'M 1:--"Miss SallIe
Floyd Searcey, teacher of music in the Cen
trail Female College, Lexington; Miss Boddie,
teacher of elocution, in the same institute !;
Mrs. Geo. W. Dinsmore, of Lathrop; Miss
Ryan and Hrs. Shackelford, of Cordety arffv-
ed in the city last night TO attend The annual
meeting Of the Women's Miss ionary Society
of the NJ. E. Church, South, which convenes
this forenoon. They are all the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Louie Hoffman, Ninth street and
Missouri avenue"
Among the numerous visitors who attend
ed the commencement exercises of the Bap-
tist Female College this year were:-Miss
Lulu E~veringham, graduate of B.. F. c., ses-
sion of 'S5, Butler; Miss Leila Summer,
medalist Of 's6. Clay county; Miss Susie
Elliott Camden: Mrs. sallle Suggett, Black
burn; Miss Lucy Suggett, Blackburn; Miss
Matte Sparks, medslist of 's1, Saline county;
Miss Susie Scarce, scholarship medalist of
's6, Hannibal; Miss Joy Taylor. medallst of
's3, Miami; Miss Mary Hargis, Bel
ton; Rev. B. G. Mansrd, Marshall; Mr.. Sler-
ling Grimes, st. LOUIS; Mrs. Ella Phipps,
medalist 1885, Sedalia; Mr.. and Mrs. j. f.
Brandow, Carrollton; DR.. j.. c. Hearn and
daughters, Misses Efie and Katie, Hannibal; ;
Rev. and Mrs. W. W. Harvey, returned mis-
sionaries from Africa; Miss Mary Award,
st. Louis; Mrs. Marshall Rust. Pilot Grove:
J H. Myers. Holden T. j. Shinn. Lathrop;
Mr.. and Mrs. Leveret Leonard, Mt. Leonard;
Judge B.. c. Clark. Boonville.